Thank you, Park Elementary Principal Kristin Borrowman on this National Principals Month!
about 1 year ago, Bill Day
National Principals Month Kristin Borrowman
Thank you, Central Elementary Principal Terri Glass on this National Principals Month!
about 1 year ago, Bill Day
National Principals Month Terri Glass
Thank you, LHS Assistant Principal Jeff Fuss on this National Principals Month!
about 1 year ago, Bill Day
National Principals Month Jeff Fuss
Thank you, LMS Principal BJ Smith on this National Principals Month!
about 1 year ago, Bill Day
National Principals Month BJ Smith
Thank you, LHS Principal Derek Carlson on this National Principals Month!
about 1 year ago, Bill Day
National Principals Month poster Derek Carlson
There is no school at Lyons High School today, Oct 30, due to issues with the heater. All other school will be in session.
about 1 year ago, Greg Konda
Pipestone Helping Farmers recently made a $1,000 donation to the Kansas Food Bank Food 4 Kids backpack program on behalf of the Lyons elementary schools. Rod Evert, Zenith Site Manager for Pipestone and located in Geneseo made the donation in person to Park Elementary School Principal Kristin Borrowman. Pipestone proudly helps over 1,500 pig farmers by providing resources and expertise in health, management, nutrition, research, and business. https://www.pipestone.com/ The Food 4 Kids program through the Kansas Food Bank allows participating schools to receive food and backpacks from the Kansas Food Bank at no cost so that they can provide food to chronically hungry children. https://kansasfoodbank.org/programs/food-4-kids/
about 1 year ago, Bill Day
Kristin Borrowman accepting donation from Rod Evert
Kansas Board of Regents Apply Free Days Kansas's first Apply Free Days will be held on November 7-9th, 2023, for Kansas residents! During these three days, any Kansas resident, regardless of age or income can apply for free at any of our 7 public universities, 19 community colleges, 6 Technical colleges, and the 21 private member institutions of the Kansas Independent College Association. Eligible programs include general applications, certificate programs, associate degree programs and bachelor degree programs. (Graduate programs or other mid-degree applications will not qualify.) https://www.kansasregents.org/students/apply-free-days
about 1 year ago, Bill Day
Sunflower with Apply Free Days
Students for the month of October for Lyons Middle School are 6th grader: Alvin, 7th grader: Ethan, and 8th grader: Chloe.
about 1 year ago, Greg Konda
Student of the Month 3
Student of the Month 2
Student of the Month
The PRIDE of Lyons Marching Band will be competing at the 1234A Marching Band State Championship this Saturday, October 28, which takes place at Gowans Stadium at Hutchinson Community College. Due to weather-related scheduling changes, the band's only performance will occur at 5:45 PM, and the awards ceremony will occur at 7:15 PM. We would love to see family, friends, and community members come out to support these hard-working and dedicated band students as they contend for the 3A and 1234A Championships! Spectator parking is east of the stadium, and the entrance is on the west side of the stadium. The parking lot east of the stadium is reserved for Cosmosphere and Disabled parking only! Admission is $10 for Adults and $5 for Students, Seniors and Military.
about 1 year ago, Greg Konda
LHS Marching Band
Final. Lyons 33 Douglass 20
about 1 year ago, Jeff Fuss
Halftime. Lyons 20. Douglas 6
about 1 year ago, Jeff Fuss
Halftime. Lyons 20. Douglas 6
about 1 year ago, Jeff Fuss
Want $1000 per child to help with approved education related expenses? The Kansas Education Enrichment Program is nearly full. Act now before it is too late. https://www.keep.ks.gov/
about 1 year ago, Bill Day
KEEP front page
Junior Parents and Students:
about 1 year ago, Greg Konda
Carriage Crossing Pies
National Principal's Month Each October, National Principals Month recognizes the essential role that principals play in making a school great. Principals are among the hardest working, yet often least-recognized individuals in education. Principals set the academic tone for their schools, and it is their vision, dedication, and determination that provide the mobilizing force for achieving student success. In October, we seek to honor these unsung heroes for their tireless efforts in pursuit of excellence in education. National Principals Month is a widely recognized celebration of the principalship, marked by national and state resolutions supporting the event, as well as acknowledgements from U.S. Senators and Representatives, and top government officials. However, the most important National Principals Month celebrations are the ones that take place in schools and communities across the country. In Lyons, we are privileged to have some wonderful people serving in the position of building principal--Derek Carlson (LHS), BJ Smith (LMS), Terri Glass (Central), and Kristin Borrowman (Park) as well as LHS assistant principal and AD, Jeff Fuss. The next time you see them, tell them thanks for their dedication to our students, teams, organizations, staff, schools, and community!
about 1 year ago, Bill Day
National Principals Month Poster
Enjoy this quarterly edition of News from the Pride Lands! https://www.smore.com/pxtkc
about 1 year ago, Bill Day
Lion resting
LHS Football vs Douglass Senior Night
about 1 year ago, Greg Konda
LHS Football and Senior Night
LHS Cross Country Saturday ended up being a pretty good day to run, and run we did! I thought that we ran really well today but ended up just a little short of qualifying for State this year. We were up against some fantastic competition at our Regionals. The top 10 are guaranteed to go to State, but there are often several others that qualify based on how many of the top 10 are on a qualifying team. The girls side qualified out to 11th, and the boys to 12th. Jojo Vargas ran a super hard race in 21:42 (a 38 second all-time PR), and ended up in 12th place - just barely outside of qualifying this year. Cain Villasenor also ran an excellent race, finishing 15th - only 3 places from a qualifying spot this year. Looking at data from other regionals, a different assigned location may have resulted in qualifying finishes - it's kind of a quirk of the way KSHSAA runs postseason XC. The other notable finish from today's race is Ricardo Tapia's 36 second PR, which moved him into our team's top 5. Full results from the ladies (out of 51 runners): Jojo - 12th, Alli - 25th, Marianna - 35th, Fernanda - 48th, Dayana, 49th, and Lee - 51st. And from the men (out of 78 runners): Cain: 15th, Paco - 21st, Ant - 31st, Gilberto - 42nd, Ricardo - 44th, Juan - 45th, and Edgard - 62nd. 16 teams were assigned to run at the Great Bend location. The ladies placed 6th (only 3 points from 5th) as a team and the men were 5th (only 9 points from 4th)! These athletes have worked so hard this year, and I couldn't be prouder of their performance both today and over the course of the season. Though the season is done, I'm already looking forward to next year! With no seniors to graduate, I'm excited to get the same group (+ 8th graders moving up, new recruits, and maybe some returning runners) again next year. I truly believe we have a team state appearance in our future the next couple of years! Thank you for all your encouragement through the season. Until next year... Coach Reazin
about 1 year ago, Greg Konda
LHS Cross Country Girls
LHS CrossCountry Boys
Final. Hillsboro 52. Lyons 13
about 1 year ago, Jeff Fuss